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yeah mate I have an oem one sitting right here in my office. How much is it worth to you (it is a very nice desk ornament at the moment). My brother-in-law bought a replacement GTR front grille for his series 3 GTR, but turned out it was a series 1 grille so didn't fit. I sold the grille for him on the forums, but the purchaser didn't want the badge - just the grille (it was for a gtst). So there you go - I badge left over. It is on a mounting thingo to go straight on.

d/l the movie and watch it with ur home theatre FTW

um, my old 33 got badged too, bought a crappy one from autobarn, gave it to a friend to put it on his suzuki gti

ended up buying a genuine one from Nissan for around $80

well back to the topic... if anyone know could they please let me know.. >.< damn salisbury cinemas... never ever driving my car to the movies ever again!

dude seriously never park a gtr there, that is the most commen place for cars to go missing around here. i know someone that was held at knife point for his crappy carolla there. and dont park at ttp cinema either as i got badge and i was parked directly where people drive into the park near the cinema with the badge facing the road. i get nervous bout parking my shit box there

d/l the movie and watch it with ur home theatre FTW

um, my old 33 got badged too, bought a crappy one from autobarn, gave it to a friend to put it on his suzuki gti

ended up buying a genuine one from Nissan for around $80

that wasnt bnvious was it?

i got qouted $140 for a genuine badge for mine. i gota cheapy on mine at the moment cost $ 20 from cartoys havnt had anyone notice its a fake badge yet. either that or they too polite to tell me :P my bro's in japan at the moment so hopefully he can grab me 1 there.

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i got qouted $140 for a genuine badge for mine. i gota cheapy on mine at the moment cost $ 20 from cartoys havnt had anyone notice its a fake badge yet. either that or they too polite to tell me :D my bro's in japan at the moment so hopefully he can grab me 1 there.

Now that we know we can point it out! :P

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